Museum of Jewish Heritage – A Living Memorial to the Holocaust

There is a very nice restaurant/food court at the Jewish Heritage Museum.

$12 and on Wednesday is free from noon to closing

No Anne Frank, but lots of educational & interesting things. A fabulous hologram interactive where you ask questions of 2 survivors- amazingly realistic

Yes, you can use camera, but no flash.

Thank you very much for making us aware of this. "Auschwitz. Not long ago. Not far away." will be on view through January 3, 2020. We'll make sure to add this to the website. Thanks again.

Discounted parking is available at four nearby garages, located north of the Museum off of Battery Place. Please present your parking garage ticket at the admissions desk or coat check for discount validation. We hope to see you soon!

Free from 4pm to 8pm on Wednesdays and Thursdays, thank you for your message. Free entry from 4 PM to 8 PM on Wednesday and Thursday. Thank you for your message.

LOX at Café Bergson is the Museum's restaurant, located on the second floor. Visitors can enjoy a fresh take on classic favorites including blintzes and lox cured in-house (OU kosher certified). LOX is typically open during Museum hours.

I would recommend Yelp! or Google places.

You do not have to pre-purchase a ticket. I've been to this museum several times and always paid for admission on-site.

$12.00 adult, $10.00 senior

Wednesday is free for four hours

No, absolutely no need. If you go on Wednesdays from 16 to 20, entry is free, then if you like you can leave an offer ...

Generally their is some typical street parking near by but, thats gold to find in Manhattan. Train is the easiest, and possibly some local garage's.

If they sell them to you there

Bring your ticket early see if they honor it

Discounted parking is available at four nearby garages. Present your garage ticket at the Museum's admissions desk for discount validation.Parking garages are located one and two blocks from the Museum (on 2nd Place and 3rd Place).

Yes write them to see

Yes! $17 adults

That's a different museum

They do have a gift shop at the museum.

Senior is about $ 12.00

There is a fee for the Auschwitz exhibit.

A hearing aid has been found. To retrieve it, when you come to the Museum, please ask a staff person at the admissions desk to call Security and they will bring it to you from the lost & found.

I visited with about 60 middle schoolers and the museum provided an indoor classroom to use with tables and chairs for lunch and a lively discussion.

kids are allowed. on the first floor is more heretage and about culture. on the second depends whats on the view. overall kids friendly.

There is a bag check

Museum admission is free until May 7, 2019. Ticket fees go into effect on May 8, 2019 when we open the exhibition "Auschwitz. Not long ago. Not far away." -- the most comprehensive Holocaust exhibition about Auschwitz ever exhibited in North America.

Yes, I believe so.

We are very sorry about this delay. A staff member will contact you directly this morning. Thank you so much for supporting the important work of the Museum.

Museum is closed on the Sabbath

Yes, the Museum is open on December 25 from 10 AM to 5 PM. On view are the Core Exhibition and "In Confidence: Holocaust History Told By Those Who Lived It." Walk-up tours will be offered as follows: 11:30 AM In Confidence (maximum 20 people) 11:30 AM Family-friendly tour of the Core Exhibition (maximum 40 people) 2:30 PM Core Exhibition (maximum 40 people) 2:30 PM Family-friendly tour of the Core Exhibition (maximum 40 people)

Does the museum have ancestors data about Jews who survive the war, and is it accessible for research?

Rector or green b. are the nearest stations.

Like said before, you can use the R train or the green line. But without a doubt, the best guide is google maps. It will help you a lot with transportation and finding points of interest.

There is a good lot one block north that has a discount with museum visit. About $30 for your stay . Street parking is limited but you may be lucky.

Duh, my parents are both survivors!

The exhibition "Memory Unearthed: The Lodz Ghetto Photographs of Henryk Ross" is no longer on view. In case this of interest, videos about the exhibition, including Holocaust survivor testimony, can be found on our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL9NM7b8l78bWOJH_ePGFixyB0ADmaqj_H

if it opens every day

Yes, there are restaurants along New York harbor area there in the Staten Island area. There is parking along the streets but not really parking garages per se.....

Where is Jewish heritage museum

There actually is a cafe and a small bakery inside the museum.....

12 dlls per persons

20 dollars. There is one day a week that is free entry

There's a flat kosher restaurant/cafe on the second floor. The food is very, very good...and so are the pastries!

This is a museum not a Starbucks. ..

Yeah, there I parking but be advised there is no cheap parking.

NO!!!! To both questions.

Sorry, I don't know. I suggest that you check online, and possibly try to find a coupon. Some of the parking garages do offer them. You can also call the museum and ask them

Sandwiches

Don't think so

I don't think there's parking

Don't know. Sorry i can't heip

NO FREE.

You can purchase the tickets on the museum website. Or, you can purchase them at the front desk in the museum when you arrive

Ask them.

Other times you need to pay about 12$

No

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If you mean the subway 🚉 Take the R/W or 1 to Rector St and cross over West Side Hwy.

On Labor Day, the Museum is scheduled to be open 10 AM to 9 PM, with the last entry at 7 PM.